Best time to visit Valletta

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When is the best time to visit Valletta?

The best time to visit Valletta is May and June based on the following average weather conditions.

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Max Day Temperature (°C)

  • 15°C maximum daytime temperature in January in Valletta15
    Jan
  • 15°C maximum daytime temperature in February in Valletta15
    Feb
  • 16°C maximum daytime temperature in March in Valletta16
    Mar
  • 19°C maximum daytime temperature in April in Valletta19
    Apr
  • 23°C maximum daytime temperature in May in Valletta23
    May
  • 27°C maximum daytime temperature in June in Valletta27
    Jun
  • 30°C maximum daytime temperature in July in Valletta30
    Jul
  • 30°C maximum daytime temperature in August in Valletta30
    Aug
  • 28°C maximum daytime temperature in September in Valletta28
    Sep
  • 24°C maximum daytime temperature in October in Valletta24
    Oct
  • 20°C maximum daytime temperature in November in Valletta20
    Nov
  • 17°C maximum daytime temperature in December in Valletta17
    Dec

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The weather guide for Malta (Valletta) shows long term weather averages processed from data supplied by CRU (University of East Anglia) & today's weather forecast provided by meteoblue. Find out more about our data sources.

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About Valletta

The ancient jewel in Malta's crown, Valletta is a real sight for sore eyes. The smallest of Europe's capital cities at just one square kilometre, it's easy to see why Valletta is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The historic city of Valletta
The historic city of Valletta © Continentaleurope - Wikimedia CC BY-SA 4.0

It's quite literally crammed full of history, with countless museums and exhibitions delving into every detail. The most popular has to be St John's Co-Cathedral, built by the Knights of Malta in the 16th century.

Then, of course, there are the imposing fortified city walls, which are fantastic to explore - don't miss the Saluting Battery (think Edinburgh's one o'clock gun) every day from the eastern ramparts at 12 pm sharp.

Other noteworthy sites (although it's hard to choose) include the Lascaris War Rooms (a warren of underground tunnels and chambers, which housed the headquarters leading the defence of Malta during the Second World War), National War Museum, and the Malta Experience, which expertly shares 7,000 years of Maltese history in a succinct 45-minute documentary.

Merchant Street, Valletta, Malta
Merchant Street, Valletta, Malta © Travel in Shots - Flickr CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

Valletta isn't known for its beach, although there are spots you can sunbathe in. You're best taking the short trip to nearby seafronts such as Mellieha Bay.

Stroll around the Grand Harbour, eat delicious food along the promenade and shop for souvenirs on Republic Street. Wherever you decide to stay, it's worth making time for a day trip to Valletta to visit this most curious and scenic of cities.

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